When you present the opinions of people who are not necessarily recognized authorities, but "ordinary people" who have firsthand experience with the subject, you are presenting peer or ______ testimony.
A) expert
B) lay
C) normal
D) stranger

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Lay testimony refers to the opinions and experiences of ordinary people who do not necessarily have recognized expertise in a particular subject. This type of testimony can be valuable in representing the perspective of the general public or a particular group affected by the topic at hand.

When You Present the Opinions of People Who Are Not